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Topic: BitCoin Multipliers - Are any legitimate? - page 2. (Read 1844 times)

legendary
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Most are, however there are a few legitimate programs out there.

none are legitimate.
however some do payout, in the hope you return and pay in more for a second chance.. which they then rob you

my favourite 3 rules:
1. if its too good to be true. then its no good at all.
2. unless you know enough about them to physically slap them with a wet fish should they do you wrong, dont pay them
3. if your still going to risk it and you dont know them enough to get returns.. then you deserve to slap yourself with a wet fish, and dont cry when ur hit
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Being a newbie to Cryptocurrency, I have noticed many adverts claiming to increase your BitCoins a hundredfold in 24 hours etc.

They seem to good to be true, are there any legitimate ones or are they just scams.

Remember this when dealing with any sort of people, with any sort of currency, under any circumstances: IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, THEN IT PROBABLY IS. If you follow this rule, then you won't get scammed. EVER.

And obviously anything that gives you hundredfold profit over a period of a day is too good to be true. Think about it. How are they going to make any profit? If you are making a lot of profit, how is their business sustainable?

Ask yourself these questions for all investments you make.
full member
Activity: 381
Merit: 100
Most are, however there are a few legitimate programs out there.  I would look at them as a gamble instead of investment.
full member
Activity: 123
Merit: 100
its kind of gambling with a high risk. You can be one of the lucky ones who get paid. But in the meanwhile you just give away your money.
legendary
Activity: 4424
Merit: 4794
ALL SCAMS

some are called HYIP pyramids.. where basically 1 person convinces several people to pay him.. and then its your job to convince several people to pay you.
these are the most illegal. because the site itself pushes the illegality onto you. because you are the one profiting from ill gotten gains. you are the one legally in trouble. so definitely dont try those

some are fake hacking programs asking you to download them with promises of riches, when essentially they just steal your wallet by leaving viruses on your computer.

and some are just scams where you throw money at them but will never get any return.

none of them are legitimate. so stay far away
member
Activity: 100
Merit: 10
Being a newbie to Cryptocurrency, I have noticed many adverts claiming to increase your BitCoins a hundredfold in 24 hours etc.

They seem to good to be true, are there any legitimate ones or are they just scams.
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